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15 Sep 12
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St James Palace "There only motivation is greed" . . .or very poor sales imo
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Why are topless royals anymore immune to the paparrazi as say any actress, pop singer or politician?, such is the celebrity obssessed culture we live in pictures of a topless royal is like finding gold at the end of the rainbow.
Just in case Richters missed them. He loves a bit of Royal titilation.
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http://www.katemiddletontopless.co.uk/
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http://www.katemiddletontopless.co.uk/
Northern & Shell Chairman Richard Desmond says he is "taking immediate steps to close down joint venture"(between Daily Star England and Daily Star Ireland)following publication of Duchess photos
Are they going to try and close down all the magazines all over europe that printed the photos?
He should not have married a commoner, these tarts cant keep their tits in
Lady Gaga in Dublin tonight tells the crowd ''It's great to be back in the United Kingdom'' 
Is she part of Team GB too ? Lady Gaga .
Have not seen the pictures , couldn't care less about them , but when you are going to be Queen Of England some day , would you not be extremely careful ? Unless of course you were taking a leaf out of the future kings brothers almanac . Keeps the press supplied with something to chase other than getting involved in proper journalism .
Have not seen the pictures , couldn't care less about them , but when you are going to be Queen Of England some day , would you not be extremely careful ? Unless of course you were taking a leaf out of the future kings brothers almanac . Keeps the press supplied with something to chase other than getting involved in proper journalism .
Kate should have made sure only 1 man gets to see her boobs
I can see how why the British press may wish to treat their future queen with reverence and not chose to print the pictures. However, Ireland is a republic and the royal family of any country are looked upon as celebrities at best. I cant remember Richard Desmond making a fuss when his papers printed topless pictures of other celebrities.
im sure the daily star would only be too happy to print topless pictures of any decent looking foreign princess. double standards are ridiculous but typical.
He owns a number of porn channels bit rich taking the high moral ground on this one
Richard Clive Desmond (born 8 December 1951) is an English publisher and businessman. He is the owner of Express Newspapers and founder in 1974 of Northern & Shell, which publishes various celebrity magazines, such as OK! and New!, and British national newspapers Daily Star and Daily Express. Northern & Shell also owns British television network Channel 5 as well as Portland TV[3] which, in turn, owns the adult TV channels Television X, Red Hot TV, and others.
Richard Clive Desmond (born 8 December 1951) is an English publisher and businessman. He is the owner of Express Newspapers and founder in 1974 of Northern & Shell, which publishes various celebrity magazines, such as OK! and New!, and British national newspapers Daily Star and Daily Express. Northern & Shell also owns British television network Channel 5 as well as Portland TV[3] which, in turn, owns the adult TV channels Television X, Red Hot TV, and others.
He's selling his shares apparently that's a big difference from "taking immediate steps to close down joint venture" i hope 100 people don't lose their jobs over it, it'll all blow over in a weeks time just a storm in a A-cup
Whilst too much is being made of this, it is worth pointing out that there is a difference between;
a) porn in which participants are willingly baring all
b) celebrities such as Lady Gaga pictured in public in revealing costume
c) a long lens 'peeping tom' type photo
a) porn in which participants are willingly baring all
b) celebrities such as Lady Gaga pictured in public in revealing costume
c) a long lens 'peeping tom' type photo
I wouldn’t be that naive to think that all people involved in the porn industry are willing participants
Fir enough, but not central to the point I was making.
Who gives a sh1t, wow! its not as if her tits are worth talking about anyway, god I hate the society I'm unfortunate to live in.
I would guess that Desmond wanted a way out of The Star ever since O'Brien came in and has the money to buy him out. It was not the case when O'Reilly was at the helm.
This overblown scandal has provided him with the perfect opportunity and he has grasped it. I doubt he cares one iota about the pictures.
This overblown scandal has provided him with the perfect opportunity and he has grasped it. I doubt he cares one iota about the pictures.
Editor suspended for royal topless pics
http://www.theaustralian.com.au
THE owner of the Irish Daily Star says the newspaper's editor has been suspended following his decision to publish topless photographs of Prince William's wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.
Independent Star, the company which owns the newspaper, said Michael O'Kane had been suspended and an internal inquiry had been launched.
The newspaper printed some of the photographs on Saturday in editions available in Ireland, but not inside the UK. The images were first published by French magazine Closer.
Meanwhile, a court decision is expected at 8pm (AEST) on the royal couple's request for an injunction banning the republication or resale of the photos, which their lawyer said were from a "highly intimate moment" and had no place in the public domain.
The legal action came in France against the magazine which first ran the images came as an Italian magazine splashed the blurry pictures of Catherine frolicking in bikini bottoms across a special edition with the front-page headline: "The queen is nude!"
As the furore over the exposed royal breasts continued in Europe, the couple on a visit to the Solomon Islands appeared unperturbed when they were introduced to a group of topless South Pacific women.
The prosecutor's office in the Paris suburb of Nanterre said it had received a complaint against persons unknown from the royal couple.
The pair have said they want criminal charges for the alleged breach of French privacy law brought against both the gossip magazine Closer and the photographer, whose identity the publication has not revealed.
They are also seeking an injunction to prevent Closer - which is owned by Italian former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's Mondadori group - from re-selling the images of the future queen in bikini bottoms and of William rubbing suncream on her behind.
At a hearing in Nanterre into the injunction request, lawyer Aurelien Hamelle said the pictures were taken "in a highly intimate moment during a scene of married life and have no place on the cover of a magazine."
Drawing a parallel with the "fatal hunt" by paparazzi that led to the death of William's mother Princess Diana, Mr Hamelle urged the presiding judge to grant an injunction against all republishing of the photographs in print and in digital form and to ban their resale.
He said they were not, however, requesting the withdrawal of current issues of Closer from news stands, saying "the damage is done".
The prince, who is second-in-line to the British throne, is furious over the images, which drew comparisons with press harassment of his mother, Diana, who died in a Paris car crash in 1997 while pursued by paparazzi.
No newspaper or magazine in Britain - whose racy, mass-selling tabloids have frequently been accused of unwarranted intrusion into the lives of the rich and famous - has announced plans to publish the offending photographs.
But the possibility of legal action failed to intimidate Irish or Italian titles, with the half-naked pics of Catherine sunning herself appearing on Saturday in Dublin's Daily Star tabloid and in Italy's Chi magazine on Monday.
Chi, which like Closer is owned by Berlusconi's Mondadori group, produced a special edition featuring the grainy photos along with a series of articles over 28 pages on topics such as "Kate's breasts, natural or fake?"
The magazine's editor, Alfonso Signorini, argued that the pictures represented "extraordinary reportage".
"For the first time, the future queen of England was appearing in a natural way, without the constraints of etiquette," he wrote.
In 2006, Chi sparked outrage in Britain when it printed a photo of a fatally injured Diana being given oxygen at the scene of the high-speed crash in a Paris road tunnel in 1997, together with details from her autopsy.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au
THE owner of the Irish Daily Star says the newspaper's editor has been suspended following his decision to publish topless photographs of Prince William's wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.
Independent Star, the company which owns the newspaper, said Michael O'Kane had been suspended and an internal inquiry had been launched.
The newspaper printed some of the photographs on Saturday in editions available in Ireland, but not inside the UK. The images were first published by French magazine Closer.
Meanwhile, a court decision is expected at 8pm (AEST) on the royal couple's request for an injunction banning the republication or resale of the photos, which their lawyer said were from a "highly intimate moment" and had no place in the public domain.
The legal action came in France against the magazine which first ran the images came as an Italian magazine splashed the blurry pictures of Catherine frolicking in bikini bottoms across a special edition with the front-page headline: "The queen is nude!"
As the furore over the exposed royal breasts continued in Europe, the couple on a visit to the Solomon Islands appeared unperturbed when they were introduced to a group of topless South Pacific women.
The prosecutor's office in the Paris suburb of Nanterre said it had received a complaint against persons unknown from the royal couple.
The pair have said they want criminal charges for the alleged breach of French privacy law brought against both the gossip magazine Closer and the photographer, whose identity the publication has not revealed.
They are also seeking an injunction to prevent Closer - which is owned by Italian former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's Mondadori group - from re-selling the images of the future queen in bikini bottoms and of William rubbing suncream on her behind.
At a hearing in Nanterre into the injunction request, lawyer Aurelien Hamelle said the pictures were taken "in a highly intimate moment during a scene of married life and have no place on the cover of a magazine."
Drawing a parallel with the "fatal hunt" by paparazzi that led to the death of William's mother Princess Diana, Mr Hamelle urged the presiding judge to grant an injunction against all republishing of the photographs in print and in digital form and to ban their resale.
He said they were not, however, requesting the withdrawal of current issues of Closer from news stands, saying "the damage is done".
The prince, who is second-in-line to the British throne, is furious over the images, which drew comparisons with press harassment of his mother, Diana, who died in a Paris car crash in 1997 while pursued by paparazzi.
No newspaper or magazine in Britain - whose racy, mass-selling tabloids have frequently been accused of unwarranted intrusion into the lives of the rich and famous - has announced plans to publish the offending photographs.
But the possibility of legal action failed to intimidate Irish or Italian titles, with the half-naked pics of Catherine sunning herself appearing on Saturday in Dublin's Daily Star tabloid and in Italy's Chi magazine on Monday.
Chi, which like Closer is owned by Berlusconi's Mondadori group, produced a special edition featuring the grainy photos along with a series of articles over 28 pages on topics such as "Kate's breasts, natural or fake?"
The magazine's editor, Alfonso Signorini, argued that the pictures represented "extraordinary reportage".
"For the first time, the future queen of England was appearing in a natural way, without the constraints of etiquette," he wrote.
In 2006, Chi sparked outrage in Britain when it printed a photo of a fatally injured Diana being given oxygen at the scene of the high-speed crash in a Paris road tunnel in 1997, together with details from her autopsy.
Anyone think Kate is just another in a long line of attention seeking t*amps who have married into the Royals.
She knows full f**king well she is the most photographed woman on earth. Numerous holidays where she knows she has been photographed on yachts etc.... in bikinis.
Mutton dressed as lamb imho
She knows full f**king well she is the most photographed woman on earth. Numerous holidays where she knows she has been photographed on yachts etc.... in bikinis.
Mutton dressed as lamb imho
It's a lazy upside down world these days, it was only a short time ago when people were buying souvenier plates with the Royals on them.. these days they are printing photos of Royals with blank Souvenier plates on them
The girl hasn't put a foot out of line up until this mess. She won't be caught topless again. Thankfully.
All we need is a pregnancy to get the positive news flowing again.
All we need is a pregnancy to get the positive news flowing again.
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